WEDNESnAY. OCT. 29‘, itjoz‘.
<1 AT -:. VLAhE’S [>-
Phone 3.9-5
Home Made
Chocolates.
We know then are
PURE. we make
them.
5| Washington Street.
Lilflill NEWS ides.
J. M. Benedict, oi Norwnlk, is spend-
ing the day in Now York city on u busi-
ness trip.
Night linggngemastcr Edward lie-
dcll. ot‘ the South Norwnlk stations.
and Mrs. Bcdcll wont to licrby today,
to visit friends.
Howard Taylor has tnkon tho posi-
tion of janitor in tho control otlico of
tho St‘nnhcrn Now England 'l‘olophono
(lompnny in Washington stroct.
\
l’t-tor Juloson, who t'orlnorly livod in
tho Mrs. Andrcw Raymond pincc, on
itoton llill. llilii moved into one of Jon-
oph Cox‘s houses. on Highland nvonut'.
Nilon't forgot tho ltjlkn' (lrantl liltll
fliltl l“ll.lr
o“ .uolitlny own, Nmomhor :l.
A lnrn‘o numhor ol‘ lilt'illlit‘l‘n‘ ol‘ tho
Klilg'n llaughtorn ot‘ 'l‘ho Norwnlk»
Wont lo Bridgeport. today. to :lltcntl
tho county convcnilon of the King's
Daughtcrn.
Hezekiah Sills, ol‘ Ul‘ottkh‘itlt‘. hut:
rcntcd the into Samuoi ltuymond pluco,
in Middle Flvc Mlle itircr, owned by
llcnry Richmond. nnd is moving un.‘
housoholtl goods in today.
James ll. Flynn. of tho Yolk lint
Company. in at tho othco in ltuymond
sttoot again. hoviug rocovorod from
tho efforts of it tall from an
tron. lint wcok.
The (loltlon ltulo (,‘irclc of King's
llaughtors ot‘ tho Norwnlk Congregat-
tionnl Church will moot Friday ultcr-
noon at 3 o'clock with Mint; Carrie Sty ‘
moor. li2 Wont nronuo. South Norwnlk.
Molnbors urc roquostod to bo on hand
promptly with noodlts nnd ihimblon.
'l ho grout rush of \vntor down tho}
Norwnlk ltivor is dolnying tho work
on tho now lt‘our Bridgos nt lirond'ltlr»
or. “to work is said to ho progrosn
lug. but it in not known how long it
will ho bcforo tho work in otnnplotod.
’l‘ho scloctmcn. howcvcr, illlllt'lliltlt'
that it will not lu- for long.
l‘ho carpt-ntors hnro complotod ti): 1:
work on tho lil‘ooksido t‘llilyll‘l, Uth
hauling and patching up tho structuro.
and today tho mnnonn ““11th hi Worn.
Whou tho job is oontplclod illt' chnpol
\\i|l bo in cxr-ollont condition. illlli will
prohnhly not. roqulro much ropnlrlltg
for yours to como.
.. liou't forgot tho looturo llv
Williutu .l. Slocum, :lt
llnll. ’l‘lmrsdny owning.
Subject, "Our Young Mon."
llt'Y
lmt kwood's
Nov. lilh,
Junior. it}. Stovritn, who rocontly hold
his proporty on tho north cud of licllo
lhliilltl to n putty from New Yo:lt, nus
[ilil‘l'lliltfl‘tl tho (loorgc Smith pluro, in
ilownyton. opposlio .lnoob ltnyu‘oud'n
housost. ‘i‘ho plnoc included it dwolliug
house, and uhonl. llltccn ucrcn of loud.
Mr. Sll‘Yt‘llh with his i‘umily will mu
rupy lht- dwolllng on tho proporty.
'l‘ho pumpkin lilo not-lul to lit' hold
nt lho pnrnontlgo of tho Flt'ui Motlttt»
dint (liturrh, lt‘rldny ovoulng, pl‘ttllllol'h
to oil‘ortl llillt'll uutonotnonl for mom
who nitond. Mimic. gamma. nnd otlwr
littllowv‘ou nttrnoiionn' will ho prorltlotl
lor thnno who do lint curo for pic. Al
uny rnto. luv Hill‘t‘ to ttttt-ntl, for you wil‘
intro it good How.
(“hnrlon A. Mot-it‘lltldon. for tho punt
nix monitor tho ponulltr vlork at tho
llolol (Illl'l'ord, t‘onlgootl hln poaltlott
.rontordny and knit nit-.ltt wont to tho
homo of liltt inthor in llnrlfortl. Mr.
htttol-‘zttltlon into not yol tlooltiod whtti
lntnlttoun ho will color, but will rolurn
to ttuttih Norwnlk noon nnd uinrt ll‘.
htutlootot for hltnnoll‘. Mr. Mnol-‘udtlnn
ltntl it‘lontlrt not only in tho Norwnllm
but nntomt many of tho trnvollnr: unit-n.
mou who atop in South Nurwnlk. ()tllt
tutti all will rout-oi hint «loolttlmt to louvo
”In holol lnlnlnnoo.
M .Mn.~wi.xt_.-.¢
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to It with Dovoc‘n mono Carriage
Paint. it wolghh 3 to it on. more to
tho pint. than othern. wcnrn longer, and
glvmt a glow equal to now work. Sold
by Cmnntook. Watkins I; Dow. E. E.
Borodin And H. T. Prowltt & Go. ”
it no we «not your trade. our line
of (tights and Tobacco: are ”looted
with grout. care. we town had ten
ycnro’ oxpnrlenoo in tho Tobacco hush
noon. and gtvo you the benefit it it.
’th 81mm Cigar inu- itecomevone oi
the ntopirt brands of the town, whlch
soon to show that tho nmoker appre-
pinto: a mind- nriioln. and will call for
it again utter using one. Our my
mound Key Wen Cigars no and.
excellent in flavor and quality. our
Huntington” to all titflt wold he de-
m amounts goods. pretty
WING orient, and. all
3 ’toilith‘aowry. ~
'...nmont. hold in Arion llull ‘
npplo j
THE gom‘ now-A
Edward Malloy, of Gerard Place. lulu
been visiting his sister in Now York
city.
Tito Boss Contrnctm'n' Annoolntlon
of Norwalk will hold :I mootlng this
ovcnlug.
Milne Wlllttox. ol' Norwnlk. won tho
gut-st Sunday, ol‘ Mrs. it}. J. Taylor, in
Group Forms.
'l‘hc Norwnlk it‘lro Doportmcnt olllo-
ors will hold it moctlng lt‘ridny night
of thin wock.
—--'l‘rluity tiulld will Bt‘l‘ro suppor ton
morrow night at ltod Mon'n llull.
l'crcy it). it‘orrin hon roturnod from n
novornl tlnyn‘ bunlnt-nn trip wool in
Alhnny, N. Y.
Minn .lnliotlo Hall, of Norwnlk, has
bot-n tllo glit‘h‘l of Mr. nlld M rn. tloorgo
l". l’orry, in Woniport.
Mlchnol l<‘. ()‘ltoilly. of Brooklyn, l‘or~
ot‘ old l'ticnda in town.
~~I‘)on‘t forgot the locturo by Rev.
Willlnm .l, Slocum, at Lockwood’s
Hull, ’i‘hnrndny oycniug, Nov. tith.
Suhjoot, "Our Young Mon."
i", C. Collior, who in omployod ut the
Smith and Androws tnlll, Nor-walk, has
rcmovod his family hero.
Mrs. C. S. 'l‘rowbritlgo and Mrs.
tom-go A. Wholploy. of South Not-walk,
spcnt Mondny in New York city.
Both Companion l.) and it‘ will hogiu
drilling ucxt. Wcok ’l‘ucsdzty ls- drill
night for [s and Wodnosday for l).
Ralph Boilnott and Wnllucc Wll~
ilinmn. of South Norwalk, lutond to
Home Saturday for it short Silly in
Troy. N. Y.
W. it. Thompson. of tho (i. N. lilo-
Killlllll (lolupnny. hos roturnod from u
luminous trip to Now lll‘utlswlck untl
othor platoon.
~~-0uly ihroo days moro to bond in
your city list. lt‘orgct it and you will
tiny iinod ton por cont. Soo ussonsors'
, ntlvortincmont clscwhcrc.
l.. Etlgonc lh-nnit: is buying his rosi-
tdcuco in Quintnrd nrouuo ro‘palutod.
:(inmallcl Docltcr, of lluvilnnd street, is
doing tho work.
l Palomino (instlo, Ant-tout ()rtior
. Knights of tho Mystic t‘huin. will hold
a dunco in thclr hull ill Washington
,stroot this owning.
1 Alosln Lynch. duughtcr of William
Lynch. of (thutnut Hirool. South Nor
, walk, who hon boon quito ill with dlph
} thoriu. is improving rapidly.
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Mr. uud Airs. lt‘. Schmodos, of South
lhluin stroot. nro nponding tho day all
‘lllllis. Long Island. vlniling' Mr
i Schmodcs' nintcr, Mrs. .J. Ehlcn.
(‘hnrlos Lungonhorg has rollngulnh-
{t-d his position at tho factory of tho
. Computing Sonic (‘o.. in Wostport. and
room-oil ono at tho Norwalk iron
Works.
l’t-rcy Kcvworth liar. boon oloctcd
‘\i'tlplillll of tho Y. ;\l, C A, football loum
,to nut-cool! lt‘t‘oomnn Light. u ho i't‘h'igll'
‘od that ho might giro utoro tinlo to his
studios.
Mrs. W. ll. Unhlwln nud Mrs. J. (i.
(it-ogtuy, oi Norwnllt. mo in llridgo-
pot-l totlny nitt-ndiug tho convontlou oi
llho lt‘uirliold t‘ouuty King's: Smut and
linughtorn.
'l'ho sloumbont compuny it; oxponliu:
lilo propollor itinclo homo in a lo“
rluyn ln oyon lwitor condition that) ho»
ioro silo Wont down in tho linrbor :1
north ago ’l‘hurndny night.
Whilo .lorotuinh Donovan's sufo wu>
lltolug romovod from tho roar of W. A.
l liriggortunn'n nown ntort- to tho soooud
;iloor of Mr. lionovnn'n block in Work-
llugton ntrcot. Moudny nitoruoon. tho
big nl'l'nlr nllppod tutti wunt down nor-
crtll atom at n limo. Hlitlltillt: tho build.
. lug nnd ncnrlng all bonds. lt‘ot'lllllitio-
ily llK [ll‘lml‘t'titi wan ntonpod at tho
,ilnndtng nud no dttmngo rotutltutl.
3 Thu lmlillt'llillll loam of tho Connor-
tlcut Mllllnry Acndotny, of Hunt nvo<
,hno. will upon tho nottnon wook nitor
inort with n umuo with tho llnrrluou
:qull m-hool tooth in llurrlnou, N. Y.
i’l'ho loom now litiltld pruotloo out-it tiny
and cXpt‘ci to pol up n ntlii' tulnto with
lholr tmpouonlt: from linirlmnt. 'l‘hoy
hurt» noyornl olhcr gnmot-t hookotl for
lntor in tho .‘ii'lltil’ll. (ivortto llultnlt‘c
ht cuptnln nod Anrou (‘nrpontor tonnag-
or ul‘ lilo lonnl.
Over 152,000
Patterns
of ycst and lorgnctle olmins
have been designed lay the
manufacturers of
Simmons
Watch Chains
In our lorgcand carefully .
rcltt'tvtl assortment ofntylco ,
you on surcly find one that 1
exactly suits your brain.
Every 0am or place of Jew- "
olry you buy of tilt is char-m
ind. We «and back oi every
«is. Jnat now you've an im-
nluntly lion snot-moot of
niacin-Martini“. solitaire,
Giulio“, Gypsy, Eta.
omit.
morly oi Nor-wolk, hns boon tho ghost
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OUR GREAT GUAISANTY:
‘llcllll'; tho nlztkorn, no know tho
crs, We sure you till intcrmctltuto proiltn nnd lnrnlnh licttor clothes for
your tummy thnu nthor olothlorn horcnboutn onn t‘urnlrllt. Wo snitnly you
ill niylo and ill. wonr und lil‘lt‘t',
if you want any nmro ronnonn w
and (trot-cont, lilo gnrtnouin tholunolvos will Hllmtly thorn whou NU“
Wo nro rondy l‘or ovory taut
tho llt‘Wl‘hi putiorns in l‘nucy Scotch l
and ()rorplnlds tind ullk-mlxod \Vornlods, lllnt-k nnd llluo (ihoviotn,
Block Clny \Vorntods and Block lludrosnotl Worstcds und 'l‘hlbcts.
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Single and Double-breasted
shouders and collars, and fr
hold shape ...............
Smart Fall Overcoats, Cov
mixtures and Black Undres
bets, short and long ......
’I‘hnt now Soft Hut, the "Sorron
crown, hrlm widcr on sides; vory swoll. $2.50.
We uor‘er have shown a, hottor o
—~all tho now things. now sltnpos, 27w, 50c, 73c and $1.
l Comstock Brothers. l
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
SOuth Norwalk.
Tel. 32-2.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
SATISFYIN G v
CLOTH;
ILK' EV
S.
t'lttllll‘u wo soil uro good. llolng mult-
lty no «humid :«tlpply your l-‘nll Suit
o wllh n uontlorl'ul unnorlmout ol'
’l‘tvoodtt and (‘horlom Stripes;
Suits, hand-shaped
ants stiffened to
. . . i ............. $10 to $25
erta and Oxford
8 Worsteds and Thl- , l
.................. $8 to $20 I
to." is catching on well. Low “peak"
r blggor colloction of good Nockwcar
MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwalk.
Tel 41-4.
We do all in our l
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased
Buy oats that's clean.
“PAS-TI ME”
Dance Album.
WILLIAM
Bookseller at
49 Wall Street.
(lth'l‘AlNthi
Wnltzos. two stops. uchottlsrhos. pol-
kilH.
nun.
who 75c; (th wook- ‘
ALSO MANDOLIN lt‘()|.i()h‘, 25 ("11“.
Coleman’s News Stand.
3t) Slflliltlt"l‘lt)NS.
marches. lilllt'Pl‘b‘, etc. for tho pi—
All tho lnlont music. llogulnr
45 CENTS.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Custom
Made
Suits
and
Overcoata
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you. whether tor your horse.
ol what good grain and good service is, ll you
will call or telephone us your orders.
M A Ni lifL T. HATCH.
)ower to iurnish Grain
i0 exemplify our ideas
no nonunion
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Hie Kodak Developing Ma-
chine. t No dark required l
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 28.
2 until 6 P. M.
P. BEERS,
id Stationcr, .
Not-walk. Conn,
Carpet Sweepers
aro cortnlniy lnbor saving and nsnlst
tho housowit’o in hut-ping u clonti homo
and n cltot-rlul dluponillon, 'l‘ltt‘ Gosh-
ou chopor in tnndo to stand tho
sharpest. tort of luspot-tlon unit is nlso
mutlc to stnntl cotmidornblt- wcnr.
Co” in and Hill! lt.»-$2.50, $2.75 and
$3.00 qualities.
llou't forgot tho $1.00 mout chopper.
Norwalk ll’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
have n stylo’all their own, probably
,brought uhont by thclr oxclnnlvo prop.
orty-wlt‘l’l‘.
\i'o nro mnklng clothing on lowly
prlcotl on tho rozltlyntuulo olttowllerc.
Inn lmulo in tr rotatory very largnly of much ltlghor prlood shoots, we enm-
enily roquont that you compnrothum with My St) nlton in any store.
POINTS 0N GONBTHUOTlON.
Il‘irutw—Ontm' hole of host. Olilt leather. .'
Socondeool toll. cushion provontn aqttenklng. Norwnlk Slums novcr
i The Narwalk
FOR MEN AND WOMEM.
lit $8.00 and $3.50.
Thor-lo nltoou nro mode of tho hoot
aqnenk in tho Holes.
Think-Boot oak inner solo. which
THESE SHOES ARE. UNION MADE.
Olsen 55395
spam tron WALK. CONN. "
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,7 we, any that the Health ' Brand
Health Shoe,
mntcrlnln tho mnrkot ttl’torda and ho.
doeu not draw the loot.
.t it
and Living.
When on can so preserve veg-
etablea t art they somewhat re-
semble the fresh article, you have
a perfect right to brag; but when
_ a
' joylng a dny‘s rocnliou l'rom his dtr
incns (‘ollogo will hold a rocoptiou it‘ri
.ore -
ENING SENTINELt‘ >
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
no: Mt 15R.
AND ails
rlmiva.
T in. Sheet Iron, Copper ;
aria Zinc.
50 South Main Street, .
South Norwulk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
David Ferris is quite ill at his home
in Cedar ntrcct.
it‘rnuk Sturtoynnt is in Bridgeport
todny on busincss.
Mrs. Louis .loscloli’, of North Main
slroot. in visiting fl‘iclldis in Now York
city.
ltobolt l.. (‘lnrkson tho homocrnllc
cuutlt‘dato for shorit‘t‘, was in Norwnlk.
ycstortlny.
A. J. Collins has rcturnnd from a
uorornl dnyn' rinlt at. tho homo or Tho-
mux limit. in Nowulk, N. .l.
(‘oltulol tlprnguo. of tho (lrnnd llotcl.
(‘ntskill Mountains. in in South Nor
unlk culling on l'rioutln today.
.. llou't l‘orrt-t tho lilks' (lrnnd llnll
nntl ltlutcrtnintnt-nl hold in Arlon llnll
on Monday cvc.. Norombcr .'l.
’l‘ho South Norwatlk watcr pipo, ucnr
tho "t-‘(K‘tllltl bridgo." in llighlnutl uro~
nno. was looking lntdly. yostcrduy.
Lottcr (‘nrrlcr .lnmcs Hartford is on-
tlon and Julian Mnin is Mlbstituting.
Worron E. Smith. of Sholllchl~on-tlto~
Sound, and .l. (i, .lonos. of Now York.
hnro boon rocont ghosts at tho t‘lllTortl.
’l‘ho footbnll loam of tho lirown llus
(luv orcniuu
Into-t
Not orniu: ‘..'!
ill tl..- .ll'
liunlol Lnrrigun, who roccnllv sul-
lcrctl nu nttnck ot‘ paralysis or his
homo in South Main :ttrcot, is consid»
ornltly ltnprorotl
.\ lull young l'cllow, litlt'i‘l'ilzilllg
hoops, nppl-nrotl on tho stroctn til South
Nnruulk this morning in n gaudy 2tt~
llrc. :tttrnctlug consldt-rablo ntton-
tron.
.\ spot-ittl conclnvo of Clinton t‘om~
mnntlory, No, 3. Knights ’i‘umplnr, will
ho hold l“l‘itlil_y owning at tho mono; in
Wnll slroct. Norwnlk. Work in tho
'l‘olnplur tlcgt'co.
i“. ll, lirownc. 'l‘. 1.. liarkor and WW.
it}. ll, Lyrics. Wultcr .1. Arnold. ol' lion-
iou. ii, 1‘. Phillips, of t‘lovolnnd, 0..
.tnd ll. ll. (‘onklllr of Now York. uro
stopping at ’l‘ho ('lill‘ord.
'l‘ho inlorlor of tho Now York mnrltol
in Worthington slit-oi is bclug tuttdo
rt-ry ntlrncllvo in a root of wulto point,
with old gold trinmtlugn. l’uiutcr C.
t'. llouodict is doing tho work.
Philip N. Knapp. ol‘ Wont nronuc.
nccouutanlod by Arthur Puttornon, of
Now York, nud (loot'gt- \V. l\'uuhnrtll.
or lioston, nturlod lnnt night on u sov-
ornl days' duck shooting trip in t‘nn-
ndn.
Quito n largo monitor ol’ pooplo
loarnotl how to opernto n Koduk doro|~
oping mttcltlno yoniortlny nltornoon nt
tho :~:toro ot‘ William P. livers. in Wall
ntroot. 'l‘ho domounlrntor dosorilwd
tho proconn and dovoiopotl llltun from ‘J.
until (3 o‘clock.
’l‘ho momborn of Lady .lonnlngn
Lotigo. Bllttphordn of liothlohotu, who
intend to go to iirldgoport. Frltluy ovo-
nlng. to tittond tlu: colohrutlon of tho
lodgo in that plnoo, nro unkotl to ho at
tho. South Norwnlk ntntlon on tlntt ovu-
nlug in limo to ltonrtl tho 7:27 trnln.
'l‘horo won it good nlzod guthorlng of
wnrrlorn nt ltod Mcn‘n hull lnnt night
to tvltnonn tho induction or two onlo-
l'ucon into tho myatorlon of tho odop-
lion dogroc. Tho work wnn woll por-
l'ormod. lt‘tvo nppllcntlonn tor tulmlty
nlun into tho bttl‘uynrtl wortt rocolvotl.
m
John P. Ponder. of Now York city, in
npontllng u low days with ltln family
ill Norwnlk. Mr. i’ontlor in outployod
in M. 8. Cornell'n lnu factory in tho
motropolln and ht on n l‘ew dnyn' vncn-
tlon. ills frlonllnwny that. ho looks
tho some and John ticclnroa that city
”to hasn't caused him to loan it pound.
Worthington Como. No. 11. l’. O. 8.
of A., will celebrate ltn third nnnlvcr-
nut-y with n roll coll. monitor and ban-
qnttt, tomorrow evening in Mystic
Chnln Hull. Washington Htroct. A lino
time to expected. yDoltigittltmh lrmn
ncvorttl compo throughout llto stnio
have boon invited. .
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'Btttlor Chapter. No. 38. Royttl Arch
Mnnonn, worked the Pilot Monlcr'a do—
nron on ilVo candldnton at its special
convocation held last evening in tho
rooms: in Washington rttroot. Thcro
who it good ntttndnnco of the members
lltlti the Work was well performed. At.
the close a line banquet prepared by
High Priest Chester F. Clark, was 59.)"
red.
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Demonnirntlon ot ‘gtvelopins Mm
4. 4 , t,y'i.,""\, .\T ,1; is . n
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Depend Upon ‘.
Their Clothiers ,
.Or Tailors ”' ‘ ’
When it camera to thenelectlon of. ‘
a fabric and many times also‘in
regard to style and lit. . We ma ‘
prcparcd for this, and will show
you n collection or Winter Gar. ’
lllftlttti that cxcol unythlug (Natal
bcforc ottorod in this part ofitlto‘;
country, and our clerks are ablé’,
to asnlst you, if you desire it, in
the aolectlon. They know how the.
garments are made and they know
the correct styles (or the hesitant »
so you are solo it? you place your-_‘
self in their hands.
We have an enormous assort—.
mom of both ‘
Suits and Overrun
to sell at ,_
$12.3 "
than usual of this grade, and some of them
0 as you will see if you understand values. The
fabric for the season, cut and tailored‘
.We bought for more
are worth as high at $16.5
Suits include evory fashionable
in tho. very latost styles.
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I‘ho Orr-rcoiils are. made to many lengths to suit every taste, from
fine l\'orscy.~l. Moltons, it‘rlczon, t-tc.
. We would liko to have your come
in and sec lhoso.
I . .Launkm“!
A Chance for the BiguBous
ngcd R to iii yours,
’i‘rouscrx Suits, thnt nro vory fushionnblo and cut from splendid Inb-
rlcs; thoy would ordinarily be sold i’or $6.00, but our price is $4.50.
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has bccomc famous for its $2.00 Derby.
ano you soon it?
Time to think of tho littlc nrticlcs of i-labordnsltoryz‘ Shirts, Under-
wear, HOSIQI‘Y. as well its Nockwcar; money saving prices.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
'Stllttl it Price, Willis H. Stink,
98 Washington Street, 43 and550 Wall Street,
50. NORWALK. NORWALM
Wo ltuvo (‘t largo colloction of 'l‘wu-i’lcce. Short ~, ‘
Goon THINGSTO EAT;
Fine New Ford Dates. 10c lb.
Dandy Queen Olives, 8 02.. at 15c.
New Pickles, home put up. nice, rich Cheese. Cheese going up
12c «102.; Small, 10c. Superior goods. , but price here remains at 16c.
Prize Winner Sliced Pineapple. tall’ Nice Fresh Cakes
tins, 18c.
Ex Ray Stove Polish, 5c.
black gloss with no dust. The bright- i cial Teas, lOc; zu Zp, 5c.
est thing in stove polish.
Ready with all sorts of preparedl
package Pan Cake material.
Fine Apples for winter use. at $1.50
per bbl.
Nice Cheese. We are particuia
tabOut our Cheese here.
Large,
lthe N. B. c. best. at 9c; regular 100
‘ goods.
Flue Layer Figs, new, 15c lb.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Wise People Realize
tint the proper fitting or Glasses ahould never be guessed It.
it there in any trouble trim your eye», come to no and have I thor-
ough examination made tree. We guarantee animation.
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ll VALE 5mm,
WWW” 00W
Wood
NORWALK. CONN.
Best Quality
Hickory. Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.“
1-H. ‘é‘nag‘. ‘
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POLLOCK, (lo lb.
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BUTTERFIHH.
SMALL BLUES.
EXTRA WNW HALMON,
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OPENED OYl-i’l‘lCHFl,
OPENED LONG GLAMS,
OPENED ROUND CLAMS
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trio lb.
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chino at our, store etiouday,0ct.
to him. , . ~
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and Cracker-3.;
, Never had better or fresher lot. Try».
A durable the Cheese Sandwich, 15c pkg.; or 80-‘
Try the
tDandy Assorted, 13c lb., 2 lbs., 256. .
And if you want fine Soda Crackers, ‘
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